I found you
so
I stopped looking
that was a mistake
When it was clear
and then
clearer still
That innately it was all jargon
and underpinning and uprising and affable
preponderance
that led me here
and holds me fast
The swirl of the maelstrom, for the utter lack of a proper term, is edifying only in it's forthright disregard for challenge
In its brutal indifference, I create and am less creative in that measure
I am awash in my own blissful mediocrity
Now,
I
see
The writer writes
The seeker seeks
but the bleeder dare not bleed
Not here,
Blood is not welcome here
and the concentricity of this
suspends my evolution
once
again
I know this. I wrote "I'm In A Whirl Of A World" which this reminds me of. I am relating to you verses although I don't want to. But you did well, my friend. Love and peace. Regis
Each person is but a grain of sand resting beside the sea. This thought sets the tone for Jill Eisnaugle’s latest poetry collection, Beside Still Waters.
"The writer writes
The seeker seeks
but the bleeder dare not bleed
Not here,
Blood is not welcome here
and the concentricity of this
suspends my evolution
once
again "
Love Tinka